Víctor Manuelle: ‘My music reflects who I am as a person, I don’t come with much packaging’
The iconic Puerto Rican singer-songwriter is celebrating 30 years as a standard-bearer for tropical music
Young people lead boycott of global firms in support of Palestine: ‘I don’t want to spend my money on brands that sponsor war’
From New York to Jakarta, thousands of young people are expressing their solidarity with pro-Palestinian movements by boycotting companies with alleged ties to Israel
The court decision that could turn generative AI upside down
A federal judge will hear a class-action lawsuit filed by illustrators seeking royalties from companies that used their work to train their algorithms
Maduro hails triumph of ‘truth and love’ and accuses Machado of a ‘satanic pact’ with Elon Musk
The Venezuelan president marked a month since the National Electoral Council proclaimed him the winner of the disputed election with fresh attacks against opposition leaders
The Citadel and Waldorf Astoria skyscrapers will transform the Miami skyline
Foster and Partners, the developers of the 54-story mixed-use tower, will be building the second-tallest building in the city, after the forthcoming 1,049-foot Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Residences
Texas raises alarm over ‘illegal voting’ by removing a million people from voter rolls
Experts note that purging ineligible voters who have died or moved is already mandatory, and that portraying this routine procedure as a protection against alleged illegitimate voting only serves to undermine trust in the electoral process
‘I feel very sorry that there are people in my country who show their hatred towards my family this way’
People who have already submitted applications to obtain legal resident status in the U.S. for themselves or their undocumented spouses have seen their hopes turn to disappointment with the pause of the Keeping Families Together program
Federal criminal cases against Trump resurface in the final stretch of the campaign
Two cases that seemed to be on hold are back in the spotlight, although neither will go to trial before November 5 and their impact remains unclear as the former president continues to play the role of martyr
YouTube chef Daniel Sancho sentenced to life in prison in Thailand for murder
A court found him guilty of killing and dismembering the Colombian plastic surgeon Edwin Arrieta last year, after both met at a rave party on the holiday island of Koh Pha-ngan